...Gen 105 week 4 Academic Honesty Found in the EBSCO data base I found an article titled “Honesty and Heroes”, I found this publication after using the the search term “Academic Honesty.” “Honesty and Heroes,” was published by Sara Staats, Julie M. Hupp, and Anna M. Hagley in July 2008 for the Journal of Psychology. I found that Paul Panek peer reviewed an early draft of this article. A second article “Academic Honesty and Online Courses” published in 2006 by Therese C. Grijalva, Clifford Nowell, and Joe Kerkvliet. “Academic Honesty and Online Courses” was also found using the EBSCO database. There is nothing provided to show this article has been peer reviewed. “Honesty and Heroes,” further explains the author’s theory on academic misconduct versus heroism. Academic misconduct and dishonesty is almost always an action committed by acting dishonest, says “Honesty and Heroes.” A student who chooses to be dishonest cheats; there for a cheater cheating weakens the credibility of a person and dis credits the degree earned. Essentially a degree obtained with cheating or other unethical effort lacks value. The idea behind “Honesty and Heroes” is there lays a similarity between heroism and academic honesty. The integrity of a student characteristics who make it a goal to succeed through the requirements presented will have formed the tools to succeed. A person chooses to go to college and become a student should always...
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...I have recently discussed with some co-workers that I will be attending school again. When they asked me where was I going, my reply was the University of Phoenix. My co-workers looked at me funny, and I knew exactly what they were thinking. I told them that I was going to school online. They immediately were intrigued by this and started asking questions. Is it harder online? “No,” it’s easy. You just have to have a routine. Everything is done in weekly blocks. There is a calendar that shows exactly what assignments need to be done within the week. You see all the course materials, and even an online library. There is no need to even buy textbooks. How does the assignments work? All the assignments are accomplished through “Forums,” similar to Blogs. The teacher posts a discussion questions and other assignments in the forum. All the classmates respond to the discussion questions and you receive feedback from the other students. All the responses thread onto each other creating what is called, “Threaded Discussion”. Are your conversations Live? “Well,” Probably not, but it is possible. What is great about forums is I can post my responses at anytime of the day from any computer. All the students post their assignments and Discussion Questions when they find it convenient for them, just as long as they are not late turning in their assignments. This is called, “Asynchronous Communication” How do you have time for school? The flexibility of this Asynchronous...
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...Analyzing Internet Sources What did you learn? I learned that most of the websites that students overlook are actually the websites that are the most helpful. Many students use search websites such as: Google and yahoo to research information for their paper. Most websites that look like they have less information are mostly overlooked because of the glances. Student should examine all parts of the internet when using it as a research source. I’ve learned to always examine the URL, the synopsis, bookmark sites and research lists. Another great source of the internet is the local or school library. Many students including me overlook the library because it’s not convenient as the internet. The library takes up too much time versus the internet with all today’s new technology. I have overlooked researching at the library many times because the library takes up to much time and the internet requires less time. What did you not learn? I did not learn how to start a simple research using the internet or using textbooks from the library. I personally think using the internet as a research source is somewhat very difficult than actually going into the library. Most students don’t realize a bad site, the ones that ask you to register with them for more information. I also didn’t learn how to use the internet or the library as a research source without plagiarism even though I know. Many students think its okay to copy straight from the book or internet. Plagiarism is not taught...
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...|[pic] |Syllabus | | |College of Humanities | | |GEN/105 Version 10 | | |Skills for Learning in an Information Age | Copyright © 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2007, 2006 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course introduces students to learning in an information-rich society. Students develop strategies for successful distance learning, time management, and for managing the abundance of information available in today’s society. Students also explore the appropriate use of information in an academic environment. Specific topics for the course include computing skills for distance learning, online library use, academic honesty, and the development of effective study skills. Policies Faculty and students will be held responsible for understanding and adhering to all policies contained within the following two documents: • University policies: You must be logged into the student website to view this document. • Instructor policies: This document is posted...
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...Skills Ranking Top Five Bottom Five 1. Time Management 1. Understanding Technology 2. Setting Priorities 2. Research Skills 3. Stress Management 3. Reading Comprehension 4. Financial Management 4. Math 5. Communication 5. Proper etiquette *How can your top five ranking skills help you in the classroom environment? I think that all five of my skill ranking or goals. I see several of these as goals. Goals are something that you set for yourself and master. First time management is critical in my life as a mother of four, wife, and full time student. Learning how to juggle everything I need as well as what they need can definitely be a challenge sometimes. Learning how to time manage will be essential to my success as a student. I have to understand that my school work needs done along with everything else. I make lists and input everything that I need to remember and plan for. I carry it everywhere with me, and keep me sane some days. This flows right into setting priorities have a certain schedule was necessary in my life before returning to college. Now it is even more appetent that keeping my daily schedule planned will help keep me on top of my school work. I have to learn that certain things like laundry will wait till I am done doing my school work, or that my husband can go to the store instead of me. Doing things on a schedule or at a certain time will also reduce my STRESS, and I will be able to manage it more efficiently...
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...Using Axia’s Educational Resources The University Library is ‘one-stop shopping’ for all research needed throughout a college experience. The option to download lessons to a computer or portable devise will be a valuable time saver as I progress further in to the program. Axia has made navigating the university library very easy by making everything easy to find. The most important tool is the Center for Writing Excellence (CWE). The links are there to help expand college writings; for example, WritePoint, Plagiarism Checker, and Tutorials and Guides. Also found in the Library Resources are many resources that have accurate articles and information that I can cite as noted in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edition). They are broken out in major and specialized articles. The major database can be used for broad searches and the specialized database can be used for specific searches. Upholding Academic Honesty According to www.dictionary.com (2009), plagiarism is the use or close imitation of the language and thoughts of another author and the representation of them as one's own original work. This includes self-plagiarism. It is school policy that all works be the student’s own original thoughts unless clearly cited. The University Library has tutorials on how to cite correctly in academic works. Plagiarism is a serious offence that carries serious consequences; for example, failure, suspension, or expulsion. To...
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...Gen 105 Week 1 DQ 1 What were your initial thoughts on distance learning before you started your program? Why did you choose distance learning over a traditional face to face learning environment? In what ways your view of distance learning change since you started your classes? My initial thoughts on distance learning before I started my program were a great way to obtain a degree and stay still in the comfort of your own home. A way to be successful in your career if you have a busy life and traditional face to face learning is not an option for you. I decided to choose distance learning over a traditional face to face learning environment because it is a better technique to manage your time between work, family and school. I can set my own time for education and still have ability to manage my time wisely. With 24 hours I can log in and submit my home work any time, if compare to traditional face to face learning environment I have to be in class at certain time and if I do not show up for the class. I will be marked absence. But as distance learning there is no set time that you have to be online and all you need is basic knowledge of internet. Ways my view of distance learning change since I started my classes is that I have made the correct decision in pursuing my education. First I was skeptical about distance learning programs because I was not familiar with the online classroom, how to submit assignment and how to reach your instructor. After visiting the University...
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...Associate Level Material Appendix H Gen/105 SQ3R Worksheet Selected reading: Social Groups PG. 217 Chapter 7 |Survey |Describe the value of surveying the reading. | | | | | |The value I learned from surveying the reading is that It made Me look ahead at the chapter. And skim through | | |before I actually reading it this way I could prepare what I was going to ask myself | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |Question |What questions did you ask as you were reading? | | | ...
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...LA VEJEZ Contenido Pagina Página de Presentación ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Contenido ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Introducción ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Definición de Vejez ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Características de la Vejez ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 - 6 Factores que afectan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 - 7 Teorías sobre la Vejez ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 Significado de Geriatría ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 - 8 Leyes para los envejecientes -------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 - 10 Reglas de oro para la tercera edad ------------------------------------------------------------ 10 - 11 Estadísticas Censo 2010 --------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 - 12 Pensamiento ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 Conclusión -...
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...CheckPoint: Setting Goals My first personal goal is to graduate with my Bachelors degree. That is a big deal to me. I am the oldest to my family and the only one of my siblings to not graduate college. To do this, my short term goals are to first get my associates degree. My deadline is to do this by the end of 2011. To do this, I must pass each one of my classes. I must set a deadline to accomplish this by the end of each class. I also must study hard to learn the material. If I do that, I will get my degree in 4-5 years. My second goal is to start a family. My wife and I cannot have children of our own so we will have to adopt. To do this there are some classes we will have to take as well as inspections we will have to pass through our state. We have chosen to be foster parents. I cannot place a deadline on when we will actually be able to adopt a child because that is out of our hands but we can complete the other steps. We have decided to have all of the classes we need to have completed by the end of next year. We next wish to have the home study finished by May of 2012. We want to buy a house before that and we are saving up a down payment. We are on track to be able to purchase a home by October of 2011. By doing these things, we hope to be parents before we are each...
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...Associate Level Material Appendix H SQ3R Worksheet Selected reading: Name your selected reading and page numbers here Ch 8 p.225 The Solid Waste Problem |Survey |Describe the value of surveying the reading. | | | | | |By briefly skimming this page, I learned that there are problems with the disposal of solid waste. I also saw | | |two charts, one shows what municipally solid waste is composed of and the other shows how the waste is disposed | | |of. | | | | | | | |Question |What questions did you ask as you were reading? | | | | | |What makes up municipal solid waste? | | ...
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...I would think my husband would be the one to speak at my graduation dinner. I believe he would say my strengths are; I am a determined, strong minded person. He would also say I am goal oriented and have a passion to help others in need. I have the drive to better my life and the lives of my family though education. I believe he would say I enjoy learning and I am dedicated to it. I know he would say the odds were against me and I defeated them one by one. While prepping for my interview I would want to bring out my best qualities, life events and achievements. I believe most importantly I have a strong desire to help others. I would express I have an abundance of past business experience. Having business experience is helpful even though my major is psychology. It is import to know and understand the overhead expenses in the company budget. My achievements are I have met or exceeded my goals at prior jobs and (will) have obtained my Associates in Psychology degree. I would address I am a risk taker and have a desire to continue to learn and improve myself. My desire is so strong to help people with mental disability or drug addiction because both have affected I care about in my family so I know how other families feel to deal with a person with such vices. Last but not least I would let my interview know I am eager to please and I am a hard...
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... Introducción ¿Qué es un cultivo in vitro? Historia Fundamentos Preparación de un cultivo in vitro Componentes Proceso Aplicaciones biotecnológicas Plantas libres de patógenos Micropropagación Mejora vegetal Compuestos de interés farmacéutico Perspectiva de futuro Conclusión Bibliografía ¿Qué es un cultivo in vitro? Historia Fundamentos Cultivo in vitro: Conjunto de técnicas diseñadas para el crecimiento y multiplicación de células, tejidos u órganos utilizando soluciones nutritivas en un entorno aséptico y controlado. El cultivo in vitro consiste en tomar una porción de una planta y colocarla en un medio nutritivo estéril suplementado con fitorreguladores. El explante crece como una masa de células indiferenciadas conocida como callo. Ventajas únicas como homogeneidad, el control de parámetros extracelulares y la continua disponibilidad de biomasa. Haberlandt: sobrevivieran durante varios meses pequeñas masas celulares. No hubo multiplicación celular. Roblins y Kott: puntas de raíces logrando mantenerlas con vida durante casi seis meses. Al cesar su crecimiento los cultivos se perdieron. White: obtuvo por primera vez el cultivo indefinido. Este éxito dio lugar a esfuerzos renovados. Gautheret: cultivo indefinido de tejidos de zanahoria. Nobecourt y White: resultados análogos el cultivo in vitro de tejidos vegetales tuvo su origen a partir de ese momento. ...
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...Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico Recinto de Bayamón Departamento de Ciencias Naturales y Matemáticas SIDA y otras Inmunodeficiencias Nombre: ___________________________ Fecha: ____________________________ Clase: _____________________________ # ID: _____________________________ Intrusiones: Lee cuidadosamente, escoge la constatación correcta. Parte I: Inmunodeficiencias Primarias: 1) Escoge la que mejor describa el defecto de WAS. a) al principio el individuo posee números normales de linfocitos T y B. b) Este se manifiesta por primera vez mediante reacciones defectuosas a los polisacáridos bacterianos, asi como por concentraciones del IgM menores del promedio normal. c) se ha rastreado hasta el brazo corto del cromosoma X y afecta una glicoproteína en células linfoides. d) Todas las anteriores son correctas. 2) Escoge la que mejor describa CVI a) Se ha rastreado este síndrome hasta el cromosoma 4. b) Tiene un componente genético y se considera una inmunodeficiencia primara. Aunque no se conoce su patrón preciso de herencia. c) Se observa un fallo de la transducción de séales de la celular B, debido a un defecto en la molécula de Btk. 3) Escoge la que mejor describa ADA a) Se caracteriza por concentraciones en extremo bajas de IgG. b) ausencia de algunas inmunoglobulinas. c) concentraciones elevadas de IgE. d) se hereda como trastorno recesivo ligado al sexo. 4) Llene...
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...GEN 105 Entire Course (UOP) For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Tutorial Purchased: 3 Times, Rating: A+ GEN 105 Assignment: Reading and Retention GEN 105 Assignment: Elevator Speech GEN 105 CheckPoint: Technological Tools GEN 105 CheckPoint: Distance Learning I GEN 105 CheckPoint: Distance Learning II GEN 105 CheckPoint: Communicating in Forums GEN 105 Week 2 Discussion Questions GEN 105 Week 4 Discussion Questions GEN 105 Week 6 Discussion Questions GEN 105 Week 8 Discussion Questions GEN 105 Assignment: University Library Article Search GEN 105 CheckPoint: Detecting Plagiarism GEN 105 Assignment: Mastering a Skill GEN 105 CheckPoint: Setting Goals GEN 105 CheckPoint: Reading and Comprehension GEN 105 CheckPoint: Multiple Intelligences GEN 105 Capstone CheckPoint GEN 105 Final Project: Student Survival Guide ............................................................................................................................................................... GEN 105 Assignment: Elevator Speech (UOP) For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Tutorial Purchased: 3 Times, Rating: A+ • Resources: Appendix C, and Elevator Speech digital story • Due Date: Day 7 [post to the Individual forum] • View the digital story located on aXcess at http://corptrain.phoenix.edu/axia/gen105/elevator_01.html. • Construct your own 350- to 400-word scenario in which you explain distance learning to a friend. Your...
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